Stocks Retreat as Investors Fear Rally Was Overdone

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Global stock markets slip as investors grow anxious that the recent rally has gone too far given the patchy economic recovery

Global stock markets were mostly lower Tuesday as investors grew anxious that the recent rally has gone too far amid gloomy economic forecasts.

Futures tied to the S&P 500 fell 0.9%, suggesting a pullback when U.S. markets open. The stock index closed higher for the fifth straight day on Monday, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq hit a record.

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Wow I’m shocked ....

Stock market rise definitely shows its for the rich-working class Americans don’t have a pot to piss in-how can it rally with 13% unemployment and so many small business’s on the verge of closing

Well duhh ...

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